Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-02
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 S.y FRAScIsC5, March 29.-The stock market opened with an improvement ID prices this morning. Con. Va opened at Sll 25. better than yesterdays clos iny and sold steadily mp 10 Si5, and tben recsied to Sl4ls, at which figure it clcsad uuder a strong demand aad light offering. P0t0Ei rose t0 S6si. an adj vance of twC-Iits; Ophir, Mexican, Cho-lar spd Savage were firm ct yester- days prices; Gould x Curry advanced slightly, closing st S3s4.
 ALBUQUERQUE, \. NJ, March 29-ln- tsiIigqnce of a fearful fight between covfovs and sheep herders near Grant tsfior rn tte Arizona line, has reEch- oJ tbis ci,-. It appears the sheepmen vero va.ering their tiocks Rt a water h,Ie when four cowboys came on me s.-,,. s-. | ordered the sheepmeu swny. T,t barde-s refused Co leave uiui 1--5- U,.ts yya-r l-stfrsd. Hot words f-rlo~sF when, tle hesGers soy, 'Es .,-I1r- --p towarl them, and opc.ct F-. rrth trair Mirchestsrs, The E'tt ! -r..tt-f'.4 tte leader ot tho herd l4 | vyso. tr.1r X .soer.ted at the treatment ] -rc..seI from tle co"noys' re- tnr,-9 ths fir wCundiDg q coz | boz. The cowboys then fired sec | C-f v-'Iev. vrrnding three mole hgId- l CTS. and then T5Js oh at 'he top oi the'T | torae-' speed tCwlTUs tue Arizona lih-. | Th,rnsn who was killed vas naGed Justus MoniBro, and has been ID ite ] service uf tie ApEiiG brosheIs. owners of tEe sheen, for many years Ano tGeI ] sa-isr ra-. Cd Jesus Naria Chaycs, diaI ! from hiz wounds, having been shot ! .hroarL bo.h hips. A strong posse have zone out after the murdereTs, and not | having much Of a start, there is likely hood of their being caught,
 WAsHISGToS, March 29-AmO3g tte warrants issued b; the treasury depart meut to-day, wts one for SlJOOOO:in la | vor ot the board of managers Of the Ma | uouHl Home for Disabled Volunteer ! Soldiers. to be used in the erection of a
 branch home for disabled volunteer sol diers west O, the Rocky mountains.
 DUBLIN, Mrrch 29-Father Ryan, of | the Herbertown branch of the National League. presented himself before Jus | tice Bernard of the Bankruptcy court | He persisted in his refusal tO tell the court what be knew about the dOings of the tenants ID his parish respecting the | deposlting of their rents under the plan of campaign, and was condemned to | prison. When Father Ryan emerged | from court s prisoner, he was met by a multitude of citizens. They numbered
 many thousands, and they cheered
 the priest with enthusiasm and
 prolonged applause. They fol- | lowed him m procession
 to the jail making his tour a triumphant
 one. \ number of prominen; men took
 part ID this procession and among tue
 more conspicuous were Lord Mayor
 Sullivan and Arch Bishop Cooke.
 IrHIcA. \. Y. March 29.-A speclal to
 the Journal this morning states that a | dwelling house occupied by Math6w V | Massick, at LudiOwyilie, 10 miles from
 this place, was burned between l2 and l oclock thIs morning. Massick and
 three children perished ID the flames. The coroner Is Investigating the case. SiassIcks . Jan employee of the Lebigh
 Valley Railroad.
 NEW YORK, March 2S.-The otTs ! London correspondent cables: Conii- | neltsl specials are incTea singly warllke. | A Berlin special comments on the pre- ! dominance of Russian influence m She | French cabioet, and foreshadows tLe | early resignation of the Goblet min | istFy.
 The Hungarian war minister circular
 recruiting the field telegraph force IS
 referred to by the French press as a
 fresh proof that the allied powers are
 resolved to force France into war.
 Another Berlin special invests the
 visit of ROuugni6n royalty to Berlin
 with diplomatic importance. IL asserts
 thEt the advice of Germany who was
 asked ss to the military alliance be | tween Roumania. Seryla and Bulgaria
 in resistance 70 E1s,ia, and that idea
 was encouraged.
 \ Par.s special states that public | opinion ll Ais.cs-l.a5rsile x isn lMeo ! b. ,te .t;itule o. tL. German minis---- . .u relation Co Al-5ce. German c..TI- . -el5 are beIug quietly EHI steadily . lgtLeLgi
 Ils reports iralHGittei last night gt ! t-e military rI-iug ia the WiG.u, P.eval
 and IhillipoP,ls districts. came from | Belgrade. From tie same quarter L.sl ! comes tEC inform l.I0n thlt thr pan l 5.avIst agitation sEd uprising ;n BUiEsr-
 ria Is spreading rapidly, aud that tle | powers EiIi probably bU forced inio D
 conflict; by events CeyOld ;heir Cou;-ol
 before their prepsra I1Hs are completed.
 Sofia specials discrgdi; the announce
 ment that Prince Oscar of Sweden has
 been accepted by the powers as Prince
 ci Bulgaria.
 The revolutionary party m Spain. It
 was discovered lAst night, had planned
 Q simultaneous rising ct Madrid and
 other cities.
 SAS FRASCISco, March 2S-Unised | States Circuit Judge Sawyer to day
 rendered a decision m the case of D. | W. Bouldin against Thomas 5. Phelps
 Co recover possession from the United
 States of Mare Island. Al the time suit
 was brought Phelps was cOmmsndaut at
 the navy yard on the island and repre- .ssnted the government iL the proceed Kings. BoUliin claimed title to the island on Gn alleged grant to Victor
 Castro by Gov. AlysradO. Testimony
 showed the grant fraudulent. Decision WAS in favor Oi defendant.
 SAN FRASCfsCo, March 2S-GoldensoD.
 the murderer of the school giI!. Mamie Kelly, has been found guilty of murder
 in the first degree.
 NEW YORK, March 2S-InteFest in the
 B. k O. deal resulted 10 day in the sud
 den departure of Frank c. Rollins, for
 Baltimore, oa a specisl train this moFu- InG, This Is strong continuation of
 tine reports connecting the Atchison
 with the deal.
 MACON, Ga. March SC.-Six out cf | eleven persons who were poisoned by | the VUodoo doctor Bonner m Baldwin county, are now dead Eni the five living will die this week. The sixth death
 was that of John Harris. He openly
 expressed doubt as t0 the powers pos sessed by the NOodOo ThereupOn the
 latter proposed that for his want oi faith not one of the Harrises should | live a month. Although tue father, who | had not eaten much Ot the fatal meal, recovered sufficiently to move, when he | recovered he was ravlDg maniac sDd | had 10 be confined to a lunati0 asylum. He had fearful visions and would not eat for fear ot being poisoned. and soon died ID terrible cOntOTtIODs. The news from | the settlement Is that the survivors cannot live much longer, so that it is likely that tbe VoodOo's prophecy wlll be fulfilled and that not one of the f6mi- ly will live 10 see the new rnoon come In